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Uganda Airlines releases flying schedules

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After launching inaugural flights to most destinations around East Africa, Uganda Airlines has released its flight schedules for commercial flights.

Posting on their Facebook page, the carrier’s schedules are:

•NAIROBI Twice Daily
•JUBA Daily
•DAR ES SALAAM Daily (Except Wednesday)
•MOGADISHU 4 times Weekly

Uganda Airlines took to the skies on August 28 to resume commercial flights after about 18 years.

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